Donjeta
Adji Desir, missing from Florida
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Agree. And, investigators say the "plot never went beyond talk", which makes me question the validity of any "plot"...
http://www.portlandtribune.com/news/story_2nd.php?story_id=128293469651541900
IMO "it never went beyond talk" can mean a variety of things and we can't necessarily tell it was nothing serious, just because it was just words. There are two people involved in the conversation, for one thing, and even if Terri had been dead serious the responses of the LS might have convinced her to leave the topic and try to make it into a joke.
It could have been just an exasperated off the cuff remark á la "I hate him, I want to hire someone to kill him" that was never meant seriously and never taken seriously at the time.
It could have been a seriously meant suggestion: "I hate him, how much do you want if you kill him for me?" that was said flippantly, in order to gauge his reaction, ready to dismiss it as a joke or develop the conversation based on what he says.
It could have been a serious opening that the LS killed before it got anywhere: "Would you shoot him for me?" "Of course not, are you insane?"
Or it could have been an actual negotiation. "Would you kill him for me?" "Okay but not unless I get $ 50,000." "I don't have that much money. Would you settle for 10 grand now and 25 after he's dead and I get my inheritance?" "No, you need to find someone cheaper. I ain't putting my neck in it for less than 50."
Any of these wouldn't have gone beyond words.